All I know about pintos is that Little Joe road one. Sometimes, I read Westerns, and I never know what they're talking about when they use a name for a horse. As for your pinto, maybe he's paranoid due to his former career in the CIA.
Little Joe's pinto was a beauty. There's quite a bit of horse vocab, isn't there? Strawberry roans, bays, and chestnuts, sorrels, palominos, blazes, and socks.
Haha! You never know who's working for the CIA! And actually I should clarify that he isn't my horse, but belongs to a friend. I just visit.
Horse Haiku...has a nice ring to it
ReplyDeleteYeah, kinda does. H. h.
DeleteA horse is
ReplyDeleteA horse of course
of course.
(Is that a Haiku?)
Mr Ed! They should bring him back. We need more talking horses in our lives.
DeleteAlmost a haiku, just missing a few syllables:) (Haiku=5-7-5 syllables)
A horse is, of course.
DeleteNo one knows a talking horse.
I am Mister Ed.
(Gotta say, he was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw that picture, too!) :-)
oooooooooooooooooooh!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brilliant!!!!
DeleteOh if only I
Deletecould be as brilliant today
as Cygnus taught me:)
A conversation
Deletebetween people far apart
brings me a big smile.
:-)
The power of Wiiiiiilbur! You guys are cool.
Deletei want to kiss that nose
ReplyDeleteSo tempting Daryl, but I'd keep away from that nose if I were you:)
DeleteI love this! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laoch. Your haiku was more elegant however, and profound.
DeleteThat is one skeptical looking horse!
ReplyDeleteThis has been fun. All the best.
A Squid
Skeptical is his middle name.
DeleteYou can lead a pinto to water ...
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing image -- and Daryl's comment is sweet. Have a beautiful weekend, Kerry!
haha Suze! Believe it or not I didn't even think of that old adage when I wrote this.
DeleteSuze made me lol! Cute haiku and horse. Have a great weekend, Kerry!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gail, you too!
Deleteawwwwwwwwwwwww, I love this, Perfect !
ReplyDeleteWhat a swet baboo the pinto is !
I even wrote a haiku for The Square Ones today.
cheers, parsnip
Thanks ap! I visited the Square Ones, and am glad to see the boys looking good. And such a good doggie haiku as well.
DeleteI bet your horses aren't ever skeptical.
ReplyDeleteSuper pic of the pinto, and a super haiku to go along with it. (But, um, is he wearing PANTS?)
ReplyDeleteHAHA Susan!! Of course he's wearing pants but he's absolutely allowed in the bath tub! Where do you think this is? South Carolina?
Deletebest reply to ever !
DeleteI must remember the South Carolina line !
cheers, parsnip
:) Susan is twice as clever as me. I better watch out:)
DeleteNice! Once bridled, twice shy? :-)
ReplyDeleteOh man, you are good.
DeleteAn uneasy alliance for a distinctly rebellious fellow.~Mary
ReplyDeleteThat sums it up nicely.
DeleteWhat a splendid contrary horse- seems to have plenty of character!
ReplyDeleteHe's blind in one eye. It makes him different.
DeleteSilly pinto, thirst needs quenching.
ReplyDeleteIf he would only listen to you.
DeleteAll I know about pintos is that Little Joe road one. Sometimes, I read Westerns, and I never know what they're talking about when they use a name for a horse. As for your pinto, maybe he's paranoid due to his former career in the CIA.
ReplyDeleteLittle Joe's pinto was a beauty. There's quite a bit of horse vocab, isn't there? Strawberry roans, bays, and chestnuts, sorrels, palominos, blazes, and socks.
DeleteHaha! You never know who's working for the CIA! And actually I should clarify that he isn't my horse, but belongs to a friend. I just visit.